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November 23rd 08, 07:06 AM
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Writing an Aerobatic Training Course
Thank you! I've been actively researching several different books and
courses from basic to advanced aerobatics, and am excited to see the information presented in that publication. I appreciate your input!! --Robbie soyouwannabeapilot.blogspot.com 
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December 19th 09, 01:28 PM
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Experience the thrill of rolling and turning free in the sky. It will sharpen your reflexes, build self-confidence and increase your flying skills to make you a much more capable pilot. The aerobatic moves will be covered in 6 hours ground school and 10 hours of in-flight training.
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